fkn0wned archive

Elevator Music

A guy just wanted to know what that chill background music was — and got called out for posting in the wrong section

A short, low-stakes thread from October 2007 where member Renegade.MB shares a YouTube clip and asks for help identifying/finding similar background music. Replies are brief and half-joking, with one member razzing him for making a 'WAREZ'-style request and another dropping a royalty-free music site link. waLLa closes it out by both enjoying the music and reminding him to post links in the correct section, a classic bit of forum housekeeping.

lol. i hate elevator music request in WAREZ. hash will find itz— Jack Daniels

You need to start posting links in the right section and I also like that music.— waLLa

Make a word out of the last letter=)

A word-chain game that lasted six posts before a mod pulled the plug on it as 'pointless spam'

A brand-new member kicked off a classic forum time-killer game in General Discussion: take the last letter of the previous word and start a new one with it. A handful of regulars played along for a few replies, drifting quickly into off-color and joke words, before moderator Shifty. closed the thread outright as spam. A tiny, forgettable slice of the low-stakes filler content that filled out Off-Topic between the site's cheat and gaming discussions.

Ok i just wanted to make this cuz its cool ^^— team evolite chill

Pointless spam thread— Shifty.

Need Some Quick HTML Help :)

A member wanted to add a favicon to his site — cue basic HTML tech support, forum-style

Marc347 asked how to change the little tab icon (favicon) when building a website, unsure of the exact HTML tag needed. Staff member miLLer stepped in with the standard <link rel="shortcut icon"> snippet, and Marc347 ran into it not displaying properly. A small, mundane tech-help exchange typical of the site's General Discussion board.

Just wondering, how do I change the little icon thing on the left of a tab in firefox when making a site?— Marc347

Bah, now I don't see anything at all! I do have an .ico on the ftp, but all I see is clear.— Marc347

CD Key Cracks

New member asks for a CS:S key crack — gets shut down instantly by the old guard

A low-post-count newcomer asks in General Discussion if anyone knows of a working crack or keygen for Counter-Strike: Source CD keys, tired of repurchasing keys after VAC bans. A veteran member (Paws) flatly shuts the idea down, pointing to an existing pinned thread in the hack forums confirming no such crack exists. A regular 1K Club member chimes in briefly before the thread trails off.

there are NONE. Absolutely NONE. Read the css hack forums.. and ull find a pinned thread, saying exactly what i said.— Paws

so does anyone know of a site that has a good crack/gen for cd keys for counter strike source— Golden3

how to spam an email addy?

A member wants revenge on some guy who wronged him — by drowning his hotmail.de inbox in spam.

A short, petty little thread from Fkn0wned's General Discussion board: member r8d110 asks how to sign someone's email up for spam and mailing lists because he's mad at the guy. It's a quick, casual request typical of the forum's off-topic section, posted with a couple of goofy emoticons and zero follow-up shown on the page. A snapshot of the kind of low-stakes, mildly petty requests that filled the Off-Topic board back in the day.

yo all. i want 2 spam an email cos the guy is a total dickhead— r8d110

do wot you want— r8d110

Xpango Referral Hack Request That Wasn't

Kid asks fkn0wned to hack a free-stuff rewards site, gets told to sit down

A short, quickly-resolved thread from February 2008 where member Nur5 asked if there was a way to game Xpango (a referral-based free-stuff site) for credits without doing referrals, and dropped his own referral link while insisting it wasn't advertising. Fellow member l3m0nz shot the idea down flatly, saying no such hack existed and that anyone claiming otherwise was scamming. Nur5 accepted the answer and asked mods to close the thread, making this a tiny, low-drama exchange typical of the forum's off-topic chatter.

is there a way i can get credits fo free? you know like hax?— Nur5

no i dont think that theres any xpango hack out there the only ones you will see will be some guy trying to scam you.— l3m0nz

need computer help - what is a dllhost.exe

A 2007 member's shutdown error turns into a low-key tech-support thread full of shrugging guesses

A member posted in General Discussion asking about a recurring 'End Program - dllhost.exe' error on shutdown, worried it was slowing down their computer. A handful of regulars replied with casual reassurances and guesses about what the process was, none particularly authoritative, in classic mid-2000s forum tech-support fashion. The thread is a small, mundane slice of everyday life on the board outside the usual gaming/cheat talk.

happens when shit is running that wasnt ended correctly, happens all the time, im pretty shure its not a big deal— ballistic

dllhost.exe is made from Microsoft Corporation description: COM Surrogate w/e the fuck that is...— bigstew

Such an Annoying Sig... (page 2)

A dumb forum signature turns into a good-natured 'my sig is more annoying than yours' pissing match.

Tail end of a lighthearted General Discussion thread from January 2008 where members razz each other over an overly large or annoying forum signature. hunterbrute224 owns up to having an even bigger, more obnoxious sig and blames a member called bucketface for egging him on to keep adding to it. A minor mix-up over a possible double-post from Marc347 gets smoothed over by The Moose. Classic low-stakes off-topic banter typical of the board's General Discussion section.

I saw this and it was dumb. LOL Peski soon enough youll be calling all of us "Damn kids" lool. My sig is more annoying, seeing as it is so big. I blame bucketface he tells me to add stuff— hunterbrute224

Idiot, he didn't double post on purpose I guess, shit...— The Moose

Wavy Monitor and Crashes: Did a CS:S Hack Give Me a Virus?

A member blames a wavy monitor and crashing PC on downloaded 'hacks' — classic 2007 tech-support panic.

In this Off-Topic/General Discussion thread from June 2007, member SkullKollector describes a PC that started crashing and a monitor displaying wavy visuals, wondering if downloading CS:S hacks (possibly from another site) caused a virus or hardware issue. Forum admin Malware replies early in the thread, though the response content is cut off in this archive. It's a small, everyday slice of forum life — a mix of cheat-scene culture and casual tech troubleshooting typical of the era.

did i somehow get a virus from someone on cs:s? or a hack?— SkullKollector

my monitor screen is being like all wavy.— SkullKollector

For shifty.

Someone dug up an old .gif maker just to troll a member named shifty — nobody else got the joke.

A short, oddball Off-Topic thread where a member called Seaking made a goofy animated .gif 'for' another user, shifty, referencing a connection to Seaking's brother. Seaking clarified a fake image used in the gif wasn't meant as an insult, just a joke. Another member, mr.N0Nam3, simply replied that he didn't understand what was going on — a pretty typical slice of confused, low-stakes forum humor from the era.

Well I dug up his .gif maker and made a .gif for fun, since I didn't have a topic I used you.— Seaking

i dont understand— mr.N0Nam3

Connecting my cellphone with my computer

Member can't get his Razor V3 to talk to XP — cue the classic driver-hunt thread

A member named Marc347 posted a mundane tech-support question about getting his Motorola Razor V3 phone recognized by Windows XP via USB, since the 'Found New Hardware' wizard failed. A handful of regulars chimed in with quick troubleshooting suggestions like unplugging/replugging, restarting, or using the phone's install disc rather than relying on the wizard. It's a small, everyday slice of the Technology/General Discussion crossover traffic typical of this forum — low drama, just neighbors helping neighbors with 2000s gadget problems.

You're not supposed to connect via the wizard....— [LiP]STicK.

try unplug it and then plug it back.. or restart u...— haha.1

MSN Password Cracker thread (page 2 filler)

Page two of a thread promising to crack MSN passwords — mostly just people saying 'thanks' and 'unhide'

The tail end of a two-page General Discussion thread on Fkn0wned.com about some kind of MSN password-cracking tool. By the time this page picks up, the actual content has faded into brief member replies — one asking to have hidden download links unhidden, another just dropping a quick thanks. Classic late-2000s cheat-forum filler: a tool thread that outlived its own substance and became a two-line tail of gratitude and link-begging.

unhide..i will try— steve357

Thanks!— AgeOldProphecy

Burning DVD Help

One laptop, one disc drive, one very 2007 Nero problem.

A short, low-drama tech-support thread from late November 2007 where member Marc347 asks how to burn a DVD on a laptop with only a single optical drive. Fellow members blackxthink and 'Whats that?...BANG!!' chime in with basic software suggestions, and the thread wraps up quickly without much fanfare. A pretty ordinary snapshot of the kind of everyday help exchanged in Fkn0wned's General Discussion board.

If you look annoyed all the time, people think you're busy.— Marc347

Copy the video_ts in poweriso (the best) And bu...— blackxthink

Interesting

PaRaNoID drops a link to a weird keyboard-history site and everyone just... goes with it

A short, low-key General Discussion thread from December 2007 where staff member PaRaNoID shares a link to an external site (thekeyboard.org.uk) claiming its articles were 'extremely interesting.' A couple of members chime in with brief, casual replies, including a joking question about what PaRaNoID was on to find it. A classic quiet filler thread typical of the Off-Topic board — nothing dramatic, just members passing time.

scroll down and read some articles its extremely interesting tell me what you think— PaRaNoID

awesome dude what type of drugz were you taking to find this ?— jcomp6

Alienware good? (Dec 2007)

The classic pre-build vs custom-build fight, Fkn0wned edition — Alienware asked for a t-shirt price and got roasted for it.

A member asked whether Alienware PCs were worth buying, pasting product specs from the Alienware site. Regulars quickly agreed the machines were fine but overpriced, with the consensus being you could build a cheaper, better custom rig for the same money. Light, low-stakes tech-talk thread with some usual off-topic banter (including an unrelated sig request) mixed in.

End of the day it's a comp but yeah they are good. but you can easily make a cheaper and better system by custom building one. But if you want the Alienware t-shirt... i understand thats how you roll.— Niggorex

Alienware overprices their shit, you could easily save half the money (over-exaggerated)— zarmanin

Can anyone code websites?

A GFX staffer asks the forum for help ditching table layouts for div/CSS — and gets a whopping two replies.

MuusiK^, one of the site's Graphics staff members, posts in General Discussion asking if anyone can help him get up to speed on proper div/CSS-based coding instead of old-school table layouts, admitting he's rusty and has 'not much to offer' in return. The thread gets almost no traction: a low-post-count member named Dylan10311 chimes in with a one-word 'yesh', and longtime Scotland-based member Scratch (posting under the handle miLLer in one archive snapshot) shows up a day later without adding much. A quiet, forgettable little thread, but a nice snapshot of the era's transition from table-based to CSS web design and the low-key day-to-day chatter of the forum's Off-Topic section.

well im realy rusty with coding so does anyone know how to code in proper div format? css stuff, no tables or shit— MuusiK^

yesh— Dylan10311

COD4 PunkBuster tech-support thread

A brand-new Call of Duty 4 owner hits a PunkBuster wall on his very first day online

A member fresh off downloading Call of Duty 4 from Direct2Drive ran into a PunkBuster error message when trying to switch teams on a multiplayer server, and posted asking what was going on. Another member quickly chimed in with a pointer toward the game's PB setup folder to fix it. A short, low-key tech-support style exchange typical of the forum's General Discussion board, with regulars mr.N0Nam3, typeusernamehere, and longtime co-manager Shifty all dropping in.

k so i dl the game from direct2drive put my key in, go to multiplayer, i hit find servers, i log into one, i go to switch a team and some message about punkbuster, wtf?— mr.N0Nam3

you need to add punkbuster, search somehwere in the game folders under pb or pbsetup— typeusernamehere

Finished Half Life 2

One member wraps up Episode 2, screenshots in hand, and rates the ending 'really bad'

A casual General Discussion thread where member SubZero shares his thoughts after finishing Half-Life 2: Episode 2, praising the action and vehicle sections but criticizing its short length and weak ending, with a handful of end-game screenshots posted via tinypic. Fellow member PaRaNoID chimes in shortly after. It's a low-key, everyday chat thread typical of the forum's off-topic gaming banter rather than anything dramatic.

The end was really bad, the dad dies thats it.— SubZero

Basically the game was fun.— SubZero

Need help with Steam - VAC ban scare turns out to be a connection issue

Aussie member gets randomly kicked from CS:S servers and panics it might mean a VAC ban is coming

A member named jacal posts asking for help after getting intermittently kicked from Counter-Strike: Source servers, worried the error message and linked Steam support page meant he was about to be VAC banned. He wasn't sure it was even the right subforum. [FkN] Crew member PaRaNoID chimes in quickly to reassure him it was just a connection issue, not a ban warning. A small, low-drama tech-support exchange typical of the General Discussion board.

is this like a warning type thing thats saying i will get vaced?? how do you know when youv been vaced?— jacal

theres something wrong with your net connection— PaRaNoID

WVU vs. Pitt 2007 Upset Rant

A WVU fan melts down in General Discussion after Pitt ruins their national title shot 13-7

User 'Industry' vents about West Virginia's shocking 2007 upset loss to unranked Pittsburgh, torching his own team's performance in colorful terms. Staff member miLLer chimes in mostly to say college football bores him and question whether the thread belongs in the venting forum, while Janza drops in without much comment. A small, low-key sports gripe thread typical of the forum's Off-Topic section rather than any cheat-scene drama.

wvu fuckin sucked and messed up multiple times because they choke they choke like a motherfuckin whore on a cock!!!— Industry

does this not belong in vent forum or something?— miLLer

c0ke?

A brand-new noob asks how to reach a member named c0ke... and answers his own question two minutes later.

A short, forgettable thread from a member who joined the same day he posted, asking how to contact a user called 'c0ke' since a search turned up two accounts with that name. He self-corrected almost immediately, realizing another member ('bis dale') had simply changed their username to c0ke, and told everyone to disregard the post. A tiny, mundane sliver of forum life rather than any real event or drama.

Where do we contact c0ke? I searched but I got two members named c0ke.— pigfat

bis dale turned to c0ke. Ignore this guys— pigfat

Ventrilo Server Chatter

Someone posted a Ventrilo server and the thread just... happened.

A short, low-stakes General Discussion thread from late December 2007 where a member shared a Ventrilo voice-chat server, prompting a couple of casual replies. InzaneHacker chimed in to claim ownership of the server, and Goodapollo dropped in with a one-liner. Nothing dramatic — just a quiet slice of the everyday chatter that filled Gametration/Fkn0wned's off-topic board.

LoL, its my ventrilo o.O— InzaneHacker

This is the business we've chosen— Goodapollo

NoName showed me his wheels!

A staffer gets jealous over a supervisor's 'wheels' — and the thread gets closed almost as fast as it opened.

A quick, lighthearted Off-Topic post where a staff member (Scratch) posted an image expressing envy after apparently seeing member mr.N0Nam3's 'wheels' (likely a car or similar). Supervisor mr.N0Nam3 chimed in shortly after, but the thread was closed the next day by mr.N0Nam3 himself with a one-line nod agreeing with another member ('apollo'). A short-lived, casual bit of forum banter typical of the site's Off-Topic section.

im so jealous...— Scratch

good point apollo— mr.N0Nam3

Help with iPod (tech support thread)

Formatted his PC, bricked his iPod connection — a Co-Manager turns to General Discussion for tech support.

A short, mundane Off-Topic thread from Fkn0wned.com's General Discussion board, where longtime member Shifty (a Co-Manager, member #6, one of the site's earliest registered users) asks for help after reformatting his computer left his iPod unable to connect via USB. The thread captures a quiet, everyday corner of the forum's life outside the cheat scene and drama — just a member troubleshooting basic tech in between whatever else was going on. No resolution or replies are preserved in the archived content.

i formatted my computer and now my ipod won't connect to my computer at all.— Shifty

AVI Question

A member just wants to burn a movie file to DVD so it'll play on the living room player.

A short, low-key General Discussion thread from the Fkn0wned.Com forums where user 'Epic Failure' asks the community for the best way to burn AVI files onto a DVD disc so it plays in a standalone DVD player. It's a single-post, unanswered snapshot at the time of archiving — the kind of mundane, everyday tech-help question that filled the Off-Topic boards between the cheat-scene drama and gaming talk.

whats the best way to burn AVI files on to a DVD disc so that it works with my DVD Player?— Epic Failure

NoNamE!'s TeamSpeak Invite

The forum's own mascot drops a TeamSpeak invite and one guy shows up right on cue.

A brief General Discussion post from Gametration.com, a mid-2000s cheat-scene forum, where senior member and self-styled 'Gametration's Mascot' NoNamE! invites anyone in the community to join his TeamSpeak server. It's a quick, casual community-building post rather than any drama or event, with only one reply from fellow member rnie before the trail goes cold in the archive.

anyone is welcome to come into my teamspeak.— NoNamE!

Help Please - Far Cry Region Lock Trouble

One dude just wanted to play Far Cry, got blocked by Ubi.com, and asked fkn0wned to solve it the old-fashioned way.

A short, low-key thread in General Discussion from a member going by 'Im Rick James, Bitch!' who ran into a regional restriction after making a Ubi.com account to activate Far Cry. Frustrated that the game claimed he wasn't in America despite being American, he turned to the forum for a workaround. It's a snapshot of the era's casual, no-big-deal attitude toward asking a cheat/crack community for help with anything game-related, however small.

can anyone like help me out with a crack or something? i really wanna play far cry.— Im Rick James, Bitch!

Site Plug Shut Down by Mod in Under an Hour

One member's shameless site plug got clipped by the mod hammer in under an hour.

A member named iNVADER posted a thread promoting their own website (referencing 'American Gangster'), but the content was stripped and replaced with an edit note citing advertising. Super Moderator DCLXVI shut it down within about 20 minutes, pointing to the forum's no-advertising rule. A quick, unremarkable example of the fast moderation typical of the General Discussion board.

Advertising is prohibited. Read the rules.— DCLXVI

Kung-Fu Election

The time a Fkn0wned member found a flash game where Hillary and McCain settle it with bo staffs

A single-post throwaway in General Discussion where member lragnarok11 shares a link to a goofy 2008-era Atomfilms flash game called 'Kung-Fu Election,' letting players pick presidential candidates (Clinton, Obama, Edwards, Richardson vs. Romney, Giuliani, McCain, Huckabee) and fight it out with kung-fu moves and weapons. Pure lighthearted link-sharing typical of the Off-Topic board, poking fun at the 2008 US primary race. No replies, no drama — just a snapshot of forum-era internet humor.

If you thought that McCain was too old for the rigors of a grueling election, wait until you see what he can do with a bo staff in his hands!— lragnarok11

Episode 2 Ending

One member shared the Half-Life 2: Episode 2 ending as a Source demo file for others to play back themselves

A member named thesource posted a .dem (Source engine demo) file capturing the ending of Half-Life 2: Episode 2, explaining that others would need to load it in-game via console rather than watch a video since he didn't know how to record with sound. It's a small, casual off-topic share rather than any drama-filled thread, with PaRaNoID chiming in shortly after. A quick snapshot of the kind of low-key gaming-culture sharing that filled the General Discussion board.

Its in a .dem file so i guess u need to play it with a game cus idk how to make a video with fraps with sound :/— thesource

Need a Hexedit Pro

One lonely post, one Rapidshare link, and a region-code mystery nobody ever solved.

A single-post thread from December 2007 in Fkn0wned's General Discussion board, where user jorskobe asked for help using a hex editor to convert a North America save/config file to a Europe region code, linking two Rapidshare-hosted files for comparison. The post got no visible replies, making it a small time-capsule of the era's console modding/region-hacking help requests. Typical of the forum's off-topic tech-help traffic rather than any major cheat-scene drama.

can someone edit this file using hexedit and make it europe code because its north america code and i cant figure out on how to do it..— jorskobe

"The Source" — cryptic one-liner from a banned member

A banned member's cryptic one-liner: 'Why is he banned?'

A short, cryptic thread started in General Discussion by Renegade.MB, a member already flagged as Banned at the time of posting. The post itself is just a title ('The Source') with no real body text beyond the poster's info, prompting confusion from at least one reader about why he was banned in the first place. It's a small, odd fragment typical of the low-effort/off-topic chatter that filled Fkn0wned's General Discussion board.

Why is he banned?

hmm big trouble? (page 2 of 2)

A vague 'big trouble' thread fizzles out with a one-line thanks

This is the tail end of a General Discussion thread titled 'hmm big trouble?' on Fkn0wned.Com, an old Counter-Strike cheat-scene forum. Only the final page survived in this archive, showing member ACxDog, a low-ranked 'Trained Noob', posting a brief thanks in response to whatever advice or resolution had been given earlier in the thread. The original drama or issue that sparked the 'big trouble' title is lost to the archive, leaving just this quiet, anticlimactic close.

oh ok i will thx— ACxDog

Is PhazeDDL Working?

A one-line tech gripe about a dead download site that barely got a reply.

A short, quiet Off-Topic post from June 2007 where member tracyfan_1 asks whether the file-search site PhazeDDL is broken, since searches were just redirecting back to the homepage. Longtime [FkN] Crew member Janza responds, though the reply itself trails off in the archive. It's a small, mundane slice of everyday forum life rather than any major event or drama.

i have been entering stuff to search and when i click go it just redirects me to the same home page! anyone else experiencing this?— tracyfan_1

Pogo Hacks

A member wondered if Pogo.com's casual games could be cracked past their free trial walls — classic mid-2000s scene curiosity.

A short one-post thread from November 2007 in Fkn0wned's General Discussion board, where a member named Ryan floated the idea of building or bypassing free-trial restrictions on Pogo.com games, linking an outside cheats site he'd stumbled across. The post reads as an idle question rather than a real project — no replies, no follow-up, no drama. Mostly a snapshot of the era's freewheeling 'can this be hacked too?' curiosity that spread from Counter-Strike cheating into totally unrelated corners of the internet like casual browser gaming.

i found this website and was wondering how hard it would be to either make my own hack or just bypass these free trials that they give?— Ryan

SWAP.avi.

A mysterious shared video file sparks a classic take-it-or-leave-it forum showdown.

This is the tail end of a General Discussion thread on Fkn0wned.Com centered around a shared video file called SWAP.avi. By page two, the conversation had apparently devolved into some pushback or skepticism, prompting user ACxDog to defend the post with a blunt 'just watch it or don't' attitude. It's a small, low-stakes slice of classic forum culture — someone shares a link, someone complains, someone claps back.

man ....just click on the link watch the video if ya like it then.good, if not than stfu..thats all ...=D— ACxDog

Newbie Asks How to Bypass VAC Ban

A VAC-banned newbie asks if there's any way back onto secure servers — you can guess how well that went over.

A low-post-count member ('Noob' rank) asks whether it's possible to get onto VAC-secure servers after being VAC banned, or if someone could make a hack to bypass the ban. The thread barely gets going before a longtime Super Moderator (NutterNZ) from the CS:S side chimes in, as staff typically would to shut down or redirect this kind of request. A pretty ordinary, short-lived General Discussion post typical of the era's cheat-scene forums, where ban-evasion questions were common but not always welcome.

Does nayone now is there is a way I can get on Vac secure servers after been Vacbenned? Or if anyone can make a hack to get pass it.?— Twist of Fate

the best trilogy?

A South Park three-parter sparks a debate that somehow needs two pages.

miLLer kicks off a casual thread praising a recent three-episode South Park arc, calling it among the show's best. HaSh chimes in early, and the thread runs to two pages of typical off-topic chatter. A low-stakes, laid-back General Discussion thread reflecting the everyday small talk that filled the board between the site's bigger cheat-scene and gaming threads.

Hot or Not: Nexopia Photo Thread

A single post, a Nexopia profile pic, and the eternal forum pastime of judging a stranger's photo.

A short-lived General Discussion thread where member ACxDog posted a photo (hosted on Nexopia, a nod to the era's teen social network) for the classic 'hot or not' judgment ritual. No replies were captured, just the opening post sitting alone with a couple of guests lurking. A small, mundane slice of the site's off-topic culture rather than any major event.

Old Italian Song

Someone dug up an old Italian song and the General Discussion crowd had thoughts.

A short, mostly forgotten thread in Gametration's General Discussion where a member shared or asked about an old Italian song. Little of the actual conversation survived in this archive capture, leaving mostly the site's navigation chrome intact. It's a small, quiet snapshot of the kind of random off-topic filler that filled out forums like this between cheat releases and drama threads.

It's just like hacking!

A Gametration off-topic thread that reduced 'hacking' to a punchline everyone got in on.

This was a General Discussion thread on the old Gametration.com forum, a gaming/cheat-scene community with dedicated cheat databases for titles like Counter-Strike, Battlefield, and America's Army. The thread itself leaned casual and off-topic, riffing on the site's core cheat culture with a joking 'it's just like hacking!' comparison rather than any technical content. It captures the lighter, bantering side of the community that existed alongside its more serious cheat-database sections.

Hot Or Not!?

A lone 'rate this' post that went nowhere fast.

A short-lived, low-effort thread in the General Discussion section where a member posted a link inviting others to judge someone as 'hot or not.' It's a tiny snapshot of the era's throwaway off-topic posting culture, likely a low-effort or spam-adjacent post typical of small forum communities, with no real discussion following it. Notable mainly as a preserved artifact of the forum's casual, unmoderated off-topic chatter rather than for any drama or lasting impact.

Fkn0wned.Com - General Discussion (Off-Topic Board Index)

78 pages of car crashes, Christmas cheer, and a thread simply titled 'NIGGERS' — welcome to old Fkn0wned's Off-Topic

This is a board index page for the General Discussion sub-forum under Off-Topic, dated right around New Year's 2008 based on the timestamps. It captures the classic mid-2000s cheat-scene forum sprawl: staff announcements about site rules/FAQ and 'Help Fkn0wned' donation drives sit above a chaotic mix of everyday member chatter — introduce-yourself threads, desktop/setup pic threads, a member sharing a serious car accident story, gaming debates (BF2 vs CoD4), tech help requests, and a fair amount of edgy/off-color thread titles typical of the era. The page also shows the site's later evolution into an IPB 3.0 forum with a Movies/warez release sub-board flooded with duckbutta and joeymes DVDRip postings, hinting at the site's drift toward general warez/leech culture after its cheat-scene roots.

pics&VIDS&story of my car accident very bad(it paralyzed me)— .:XxX:.

Help get Fkn0wned back on top!— [Co-Manager] Shifty

gee doesn't this like rather familiar.— [Supervisor] mr.N0Nam3